Raquel A. Oliveira

The paper quantifies how transcription is silenced during mitosis in Drosophila embryos by analyzing initiation, elongation, and termination kinetics.

This study shows DNA catenation is essential for sister chromatid cohesion in budding yeast and metazoan chromosomes, as it provides force resistance necessary for accurate chromosome segregation.

This study identifies genes under relaxed purifying selection in gorillas linked to male reproductive function, showing their association with human male infertility.

This study shows TTF2 prevents premature rRNA synthesis during mitotic exit by regulating RNA Polymerase I reactivation and nucleolar protein recruitment.

This study shows that TTF2 removal causes mitotic defects by retaining transcription on chromatin, leading to sister chromatid resolution failure and genome instability.

The paper shows that Brn2 and Ascl1 differentially bind mitotic chromosomes, influencing the timing of transcriptional reactivation during the mitosis-to-G1 transition.

The paper shows that delayed aneuploidy stress response in neural stem cells during Drosophila development leads to motor defects and reduced lifespan.